Portland's Yost Grube Hall Architecture promotes two

Yost Grube Hall Architecture has promoted Meredith Curran and Jonathan Bolch to its ownership group and has awarded additional corporate shares to Gordon Gillan, Miles Woofter and Mark Stoller.

Curran is an interior designer and project manager with 12 years of experience. She has been with YGH since 2002 and has worked on offices for Bullivant Houser Bailey, Schnitzer Steel Industries and Smith Freed & Eberhard. She is currently working on Ater Wynne's new law offices in the Pearl District and the University of Botswana's Multi-Disciplinary Classroom Building.

Bolch is a project designer with 10 years of experience. He joined YGH in 2006 and has worked on the Academic and Student Recreation Center for Portland State University and Skagit Valley College's Science and Allied Health Building. He is currently the project designer for the new Science and Allied Health Building at Central Oregon Community College.

Gillan is a firm associate and project architect with 15 years of experience. He joined YGH in 2002 and has worked on the Eastern Oregon University Science Center and the U.S. Embassy in Quito, Ecuador. He is currently working on a corporate office project in Houston, Texas.

Woofter is a senior associate and YGH executive committee member. He joined the firm in 1997 and is currently project manager on the Academic and Student Recreation Center for PSU. His other YGH projects include the state of Oregon Central Computer Facility, the state of Oregon North Mall Office Building and the city of Portland 1900 S.W. Fourth Avenue Building.

Stoller is a firm associate and YGH executive committee member with 20 years of experience. His YGH projects include the University of Idaho Commons and the new Center for Health Education at Clackamas Community College's North County Campus. He is currently working on the new Science and Allied Health Building for COCC.

Credit: DJC Staff